Wikipedia link race: choosing among thousands of options
The model chooses the next step from hundreds or thousands of links, demonstrating fast decisions with constrained outputs. The post includes a 4:04 video.
Jev searches emojis by meaning
Demonstrates how Jev matches emojis by meaning rather than name, e.g. searching "things you can wear" returns a ring, helmet, scarf, etc.
Buscar emojis por lo que significan, no por cómo se llaman. @heystefan_ escribe "things you can wear" y le salen el anillo, los cascos, la bufanda, los guantes, la bota, la chistera y la corona. Ninguno se llama "wear". Jev decide, emoji a emoji, si encaja con lo que has
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